Ahh, perhaps a short video...

Here's a short video of the new feature(s)...




Ibis Fernandez   |   (available for hire)
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Professional Animator, Filmmaker | Creator of the highest quality (modular) G2 rigs for cartoon animator and developer of Toon Titan and Puppet Producer 
Author of Flash Animation and Cartooning: A Creative Guide
>>> be sure to check out http://toontitan.com for professional grade assets, templates, and custom tools for Cartoon Animator and more.

Perhaps a short video on instillation and accessing from the Adobe panel...

LOL fine...

Hahaha

Step 1. Doule-click the file and press the accept button.
Step 2. There is no step two. HAHAHAHA




Ibis Fernandez   |   (available for hire)
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Professional Animator, Filmmaker | Creator of the highest quality (modular) G2 rigs for cartoon animator and developer of Toon Titan and Puppet Producer 
Author of Flash Animation and Cartooning: A Creative Guide
>>> be sure to check out http://toontitan.com for professional grade assets, templates, and custom tools for Cartoon Animator and more.

Thank you for all your hard word. I will be purchasing before the end of the month using coupon. This is going to make cta2 even better!

Excellent job Ibis! Your plug-in is advancing nicely and looks to be a must have asset for anyone who has both Animator and Flash.

I'm pretty sure I know the answer to this already (I may have even asked before), but just wanted to confirm, using this plugin we don't necessarily have to do all angles of direction right? If one wanted to create a character that would only use 2D motions, with just 1 or 2 directions, we could still draw/lay it out in Flash, and use your plugin to create without drawing all the other angles, right?

As long as you stick to animating your character on that same plane without the 3D motions I'm sure you can still do it. Its really not about the plugin. The plugin just helps with the configuration. The same would apply if you were doing the config manually. Also since cta still supports g1 characters that's basically what you'd be creating.


Ibis Fernandez   |   (available for hire)
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Professional Animator, Filmmaker | Creator of the highest quality (modular) G2 rigs for cartoon animator and developer of Toon Titan and Puppet Producer 
Author of Flash Animation and Cartooning: A Creative Guide
>>> be sure to check out http://toontitan.com for professional grade assets, templates, and custom tools for Cartoon Animator and more.

Yup, all I need is a quicker way to build and import a G1 character, but can accept a morph based head (in CTA2 itself), so technically must be a G2 character, limited to G1 movements. And I'm fine with that.

But if the import process expects all angles and I use your plugin to create only those angles or pieces I want, then it's possible the import would not be successful. This is what I wanted to confirm wouldn't happen. It would still import what is there, and not error out or abort because of what isn't there.

I done several zero pose characters so far. They worked fine when use strictly within the constraints of that specific angle. Again just don't expect them to work well in the unconfigured angles or when using g2 animations.


Ibis Fernandez   |   (available for hire)
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Professional Animator, Filmmaker | Creator of the highest quality (modular) G2 rigs for cartoon animator and developer of Toon Titan and Puppet Producer 
Author of Flash Animation and Cartooning: A Creative Guide
>>> be sure to check out http://toontitan.com for professional grade assets, templates, and custom tools for Cartoon Animator and more.